Less than a two-hour drive from Grand Canyon West, the Hualapai Lodge sits along the longest remaining stretch of historic Route 66 and offers an ideal base for exploring the raw Grand Canyon landscape through whitewater rafting, hiking, fishing, and hunting. Blending Route 66 charm with the unique culture of the Hualapai Tribe, the lodge provides comfortable suites, a helpful concierge, an onsite restaurant, and a trading post to support every adventure.
Grand Canyon Skywalk at Eagle Point allows visitors to walk 4,000 feet above the floor of the Grand Canyon on a glass walkway. This horseshoe-shaped glass bridge extends 70 feet over the rim of the canyon, providing unparalleled views of one of the world’s Seven Natural Wonders.
Opened in 2007, Skywalk is strong enough to bear the weight of 70 jumbo passenger jets and withstand 100 mph winds.
There are multiple dining options at Skywalk. Sa' Nyu Wa, a newly opened 4-star restaurant, offers a unique fusion of Southwest and Asian cuisine with traditional Hualapai tribal dishes. The restaurant’s floor-to-ceiling windows provide dramatic views of the West Rim. More casual dining options can be found at the Skywalk Cafe or Eagle Point-area snack stations.
Skywalk's gift shops feature unique items that allow you to take home a piece of the Grand Canyon and Hualapai culture. Admission to Skywalk includes shuttle transportation to the Guano Point viewing area and the Hualapai Ranch Old Western town.
CULTURAL EXPERIENCES ~ THE HUALAPAI BIRD SINGERS
The Hualapai Tribe has thrived at the Grand Canyon West Rim for centuries. As one people in unity, these Native Americans rely on each other to survive, using song to share their journeys through life.
The live performances by the Hualapai Bird Singers at the Grand Canyon West are about the Hualapai Tribe’s culture, a culture steeped in the belief that the universe and the earth are connected in a circle with no beginning or end. Women and men of all ages perform for guests at Eagle Point before or after they walk on the sky at the world’s only Grand Canyon Skywalk.
Native American Village
Amphitheater
Creations by Native Hands
Cultural Dancers
Cultural Tours
DINING OPTIONS
Sky View Restaurant
Dine overlooking the Skywalk at this sit-down restaurant offering traditional recipes of the Hualapai Tribe, beer and wine, and a kids’ menu. Open Daily: 10am – 5:15pm
Skywalk Cafe
Grab and go at a walk-up window near Skywalk offering American cuisine. Open Daily: 10am – 5:15pm
Grand Canyon Coffee
Fuel your adventure at Grand Canyon Coffee, located at Grand Canyon West and proudly serving Starbucks® coffee, espresso, and tea.
Whether you’re starting your day or taking a break between exploring Eagle Point and Guano Point, enjoy your favorite handcrafted beverages and fresh snacks in a welcoming spot with unforgettable canyon views.Open Daily: 8am – 8pm.
